Tumblr account Termination

ranavex

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Hello everyone,

Last few months, i decided to make some money by selling verified tumblr, wordpress, gmail (PVA) etc. accounts.
And I already got some money from selling them. I often am having trouble with my tumblr account creations.
Most of the time noticed my working efficiency is getting too poor due to the ?Tumblr account Terminations?!

All around 30-40% accounts are get terminated!

My Questions are:
  • What are the conditions of termination the tumblr accounts?
  • Why my accounts get terminated?

Let me share you my working details:
  • I maintained VPN
  • Random change countries
  • Clear browsing histories including cash, cookies, etc. using cCleaner

What have i missed?
so please help me to rid out of these hack.

Thanks in advance
 
According to my research this problem arises when you create more and more accounts with the same IP in very short time. As you are using the vpn I think your vpn is not completely configured to your system. When you change the IP then check the IP on the whatismyipaddress site and see if the vpn really changes your IP.

When you change the IP then while SignUp did the tumblr asked for captcha? If yes then it is the sign that your vpn IPs are not good or not changing the IP.
 
They're just easy to get banned. I make 30 tumblr accounts w/ 30 private proxies. 10 are alive lol
 
You're never going to have 100% success rate. Just make up for the lost accounts by creating more.
 
According to my research this problem arises when you create more and more accounts with the same IP in very short time. As you are using the vpn I think your vpn is not completely configured to your system. When you change the IP then check the IP on the whatismyipaddress site and see if the vpn really changes your IP.

When you change the IP then while SignUp did the tumblr asked for captcha? If yes then it is the sign that your vpn IPs are not good or not changing the IP.

Yes i checked in 'whatismyip' & 'whatismyipaddress' both sites couple of times and i must say my VPN did fantastic job there.
I faced Captcha sometimes sometimes not. And in that case as far i noticed, tumblr team offering captcha according countries. They asked for some countries some aren't. Correct me if i wrong.

Thanks for your words.
 
Tumblr is strict these days. Look for other ways to make money dude. Doing spam stuff won't be good for permanent money making methods.
 
I have looked into this in detail for Tumblingjazz.

This is just my experience so may not true for all.

Tumblr are doing some Javascript / ajax check during the signup process. When I automate the signup process just using webrequests, the success rate is quite low. I recently updated to using an automated browser window and success has shot up to 80+%

As mentioned above, IP is important. Whether you used it recently, or whether it has EVER been used before. If you are using a VPN, then others may / probably used the same IP.

Take your time going through the signup process. Users should type in their details, having your bot do this instantly is a potential footprint you can avoid, but adding some pauses.
 
From VPN you will not get sufficient result as you know lots of peoples are also spamming via VPA's IP so its better to go with Private proxies and keep clear your flash and java on your browsers. It will increase your success ration. And termination is natural so dont worry about it just try your best to avoide as much as possible.
 
As mentioned above, IP is important. Whether you used it recently, or whether it has EVER been used before. If you are using a VPN, then others may / probably used the same IP.

That's probably one of the points.
I worked too fast, decent distance or slow for creation those accounts but results was same.
So scripts should also be another factor.
 
Are you regularly signing into these accounts from different VPN countries?
 
Are you regularly signing into these accounts from different VPN countries?

No! i will sign in during the creation time.
and i never felt any problem in signing with the created accounts.
Only having trouble with the creating time.
Thanks
 
No! i will sign in during the creation time.
and i never felt any problem in signing with the created accounts.
Only having trouble with the creating time.
Thanks

When creating accounts, you should clean private proxies, VPN, IPs and if their
already accounts made and were banned on the specific IPs, it will automatically, terminate
the accounts..

Me, as an account creator, I always sold aged accounts to my clients. Create tumblr accounts, let
them aged for a bit, 2-3 weeks so that I am sure that the accounts are good quality..

Always use clean IP addresses, private proxies and dynamic IPs.. Make accounts manually to make
it as real as possible and it leave lesser footprints compare to automated process.
 
You're right...
Now if we could only figure it out.
Through sourcecode.

No point IMO. Just automate a browser window (this can be multi threaded) if you need to increase through put

For a site that is so active in bot detection as Tumblr, the amount of work for a webrequest isn't worth it, as they are likely to just change a tiny thing and bang, back to mainly terminations.

But if you do get it nailed and want to sell it, let me know, I'll license it from you :)
 
Yes i checked in 'whatismyip' & 'whatismyipaddress' both sites couple of times and i must say my VPN did fantastic job there.
I faced Captcha sometimes sometimes not. And in that case as far i noticed, tumblr team offering captcha according countries. They asked for some countries some aren't. Correct me if i wrong.

Thanks for your words.

That means no problem in your vpn. Yes you are right that it asked captcha for some countries and some not but in most case they also asked for captcha if you tried to get more accounts with same ip. Just try to change your browser while creating accounts like create some amounts of accounts on firefox browser then on google chrome and then on IE etc. Maybe this will increase the success rate.
 
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